/usr/bin/gm-create_datamatrix is in gnumed-client 1.6.15+dfsg-1.
This file is owned by root:root, with mode 0o755.
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# ===========================================================
# Create a datamatrix QR code from a text file.
#
# The GNUmed client expects to be able to run this command
# in a systemwide way, ie. it needs to be accessible in the
# executable $PATH (such that "which gm-create_datamatrix"
# gives a useful answer). There can be several copies per
# system in which way users can override a system default
# script with their own.
#
# Typical locations for this script would be
#
# /usr/bin/
# /usr/local/bin/
# ~/bin/
#
# This is just an example. You must install
# "dmtx-utils"
# or
# "iec16022"
# to actually use it.
#
# ===========================================================
INPUT_FILE="$1"
OUTPUT_FILE="$2"
# ----------------------------------------------------------
if test -z ${OUTPUT_FILE} ; then
echo "=============================================================================================="
echo "Usage:"
echo " $0 <input filename> <output filename>"
echo ""
echo "Given:"
echo " $0 ${INPUT_FILE} ${OUTPUT_FILE}"
echo "=============================================================================================="
exit 1
fi
#CONVERTER="iec16022"
#OPTIONS="-f PNG -i ${INPUT_FILE} -o ${OUTPUT_FILE}"
CONVERTER="dmtxwrite"
OPTIONS="--encoding=a --margin=2 --format=PNG --output=${OUTPUT_FILE}.png --symbol-size=s --verbose ${INPUT_FILE}"
LOG="${INPUT_FILE}.${CONVERTER}.log"
RUN_CONVERTER="${CONVERTER} ${OPTIONS}"
echo "Running datamatrix converter" &> ${LOG}
rm -vf ${OUTPUT_FILE} &>> ${LOG}
rm -vf ${OUTPUT_FILE}.png &>> ${LOG}
echo "${RUN_CONVERTER}" &>> ${LOG}
${RUN_CONVERTER} &>> ${LOG}
if test "$?" != "0" ; then
echo "running converter failed" &>> ${LOG}
rm -vf ${OUTPUT_FILE}.png &>> ${LOG}
exit 1
fi
mv -vf ${OUTPUT_FILE}.png ${OUTPUT_FILE} &>> ${LOG}
exit 0
# ===========================================================
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